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The water pipelines and the associated control wiring will be upgraded. The potable <br />water system will consist of a 2 -inch fusion joint HDPE DRI 1 AWWA C906 pipe. <br />The mine drainage water system will consist of 10 -inch fusion joint HPDE <br />DRI IAWWA C906 and 8 inch schedule 40 -flanged steel pipe and fittings AWWA <br />D-100 beginning at vault -6 and continuing in a trench to vault 5 and 3. The raw <br />water system will consist of 16 inch HDPE DRI 1 AWWA C906 and 12 inch <br />Schedule 40 flanged steel pipe and fittings beginning at vault 6 and continuing in a <br />trench to vaults5 and 3. Pipe vaults are concrete construction pre -cast where possible. <br />Vault 5 is cast in place adjacent to the existing mine portal. Hydrants are strategically <br />located throughout the surface facilities to provide water for fire fighting. Electric <br />and control wiring is required in the utilities corridor up to the tanks to control valves <br />and provide water level data. Typical vault construction details are included as Figure <br />2a. <br />An emergency escape hoist will be added to the east portal exhaust shaft. The hoist <br />consists of a shuttle cage with hoist and controls. The hoists have independent <br />power sources for emergency operation. <br />It may be necessary to replace the vane axial fan at the West Portal with a centrifugal <br />fan capable of operating at higher pressures. The 600 hp fan requires an enlarged <br />foundation and electric power. The overhead power line will be extended from the <br />East portal substation to the West portal. <br />As the mine works advance dewatering of the old Allen works is necessary for the <br />protection of the workers. Due to the geometry and the structure of the old works, <br />two additional mine dewatering holes will be needed. Each borehole will be <br />constructed and permitted through the Colorado Division of Water Resources. Each <br />hole requires the installation of a pump. The pumps require electric distribution to the <br />location. <br />The Bates Portal will be located southeast of the silos. The portal face up requires <br />about a 45 Ft high cut. Cut slopes in common material are excavated 1.5H: IV. Cut <br />slopes in rock are excavated at a 0.25H:1 V. Rock bolts; wire mesh and shotcrete will <br />be used as necessary to stabilize the cut slope. A soil nail wall will be constructed to <br />increase the size of the portal bench. Three declined slope entries were driven in an <br />easterly direction approximately 425 feet to the Blue Seam. Blue Seam was approved <br />by Technical Revision #58(TR-58). <br />Structures to be installed at the Bates Portal include a ventilation fan, conveyer drive <br />building, transfer building, 72 -inch wide beltlines and retaining walls. A 240 -foot <br />long (100 feet in by and 270 feet out by) 72 -inch portal beltline will exit the portal <br />and terminate at the transfer tower. A second 600 Ft long 72 -inch wide beltline will <br />convey coal in a westerly direction from the transfer tower to the existing breaker <br />building. Three retaining walls along the north side of the access road average about <br />eight feet high and are a total of 285 feet long. A detailed listing of the size of the <br />foundations of all buildings and proposed construction type is included in Exhibit 28 - <br />Bond Calculations. <br />Section 2.05 RN -6 10/17/2016 <br />